Summer Beach and Ocean Glare – Sunglasses Required

I don’t care what your age is – sunglasses at the beach are not just a fashion statement, they are a necessity. If you’re younger, protect your eyes now – if you’re older, you’ll already know what I mean about eye protection.

Here are some great sunglass options for Summer 2012…and in my last post, why I think they are so necessary.

The Clarity Enhancing Bifocal Sunglasses use optics technology developed by NASA to make objects appear more vivid while blocking 100% of UV rays and shading eyes from sunlight.

Based on the glasses designed by NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory to protect astronauts’ eyes from solar radiation, the polarized lenses filter blue and violet light rays that can impair vision, yet allow sight-enhancing green, yellow, orange, and red light rays to reach your retina. As a result, objects appear more distinct and distortion is greatly diminished.

Don’t need bifocals? Here’s a pair for you – Non-Bifocal Clarity Enhancing Sunglasses.

Here’s an interesting pair of sunglasses. At $199.95 they aren’t cheap, but for those who want to avoid glare headaches, this is a moderate price to pay.

These Light Adapting Sunglasses adapt to light intensity to provide optimal eye comfort while driving.

Photochromic pigments inside the lenses react to visible light as it comes through a windshield, lightening or darkening the lens to block 80% to 91% of the light. The polarized, copper-tinted lenses have an antireflective coating that eliminates glare and reduces eyestrain. An oil-repellent coating prevents fingerprints and causes water to slide off of the lenses instead of beading and impairing visibility.

The lenses block 100% of UV-A, B and C rays and are scratch- and impact resistant. These will be great for that annoying, low Winter sun as well.

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